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Description
I was bored and sketched a lil bee imp sitting. I'm still not really sure how much anyone would like this species but I wanted to doodle them and see if anyone liked them. I bought them over 2 years ago and this is all the info on them

Overview
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Bee Imps feed off of the honey from bee hives - In order to avoid getting stung while feeding, they have the ability to exhale a sort of fog which acts as a sedative for the bees, temporarily calming them down.

They have a venomous stinger at the tip of their tail, which is used for defense. The venom is stored in small pouches along their backs, which allows for a secondary defense against predators. If bitten, the pouches will release their venom into the predator's mouth.

Bee Imp venom is a vile-tasting neurotoxin that acts quickly to shut down the nervous system of prey and predator alike. Thankfully, the venom is not of any threat to humans - the most one of these creature's venom would to a human is give a temporary feeling of numbness around the spot of the sting. Allergic reactions to the venom have been reported, however, fortunately very few have been fatal.

Features
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Velociraptor-like build
Thin, muscular hind legs, with large, powerful arms built for strength. They move about on their hind legs, much like a raptor, but can also use their front arms to help propel themselves forward.
Large eyes with side-slanted pupils that change in size depending on the amount of available light.
Fox-like ears that can swivel and turn in almost any direction.
Upper half of the body is covered in a thick, silky fur for warmth. The lower half of the body is covered in a much thinner layer of fur, leading down to the tip of the tail.
Tail tip is surrounded by fluff, with a sharp bee-like stinger at the end.
Front claws have opposable thumbs, and resemble a human's hand. They have long, sharp claws on all feet.
The bottoms of their feet and hands are heavily padded to prevent injury.
Their teeth are small and curved to allow them to firmly hold onto objects in their mouths. At the front of their jaw they have four larger, sharp teeth built for tearing into bee hives.
Their tongues are not forked, but are long and thin to allow them to obtain honey.
Facts
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Lifespan: 25 years.
Size: Bee Imps can grow up to 4 feet tall and 6 feet long. As an adult, they can weigh up to 80 pounds.
Intelligence: They have a high knowledge capacity and a deep-rooted eagerness to learn and explore new things. BeeImps can learn nearly anything that a human could, and some even come to understand things like basic mathematics and language.
Communication: Bee Imps communicate with one another through a sort of 'Morse code', where they will tap their claws in various patterns to alert fellow Imps. Their vocalizations include hissing, clicking sounds, roaring and screeching. Many that are domesticated eventually learn human language as well.
Reproduction: Bee Imps mate for life - it is rare for two to go their separate ways after becoming mates. They hatch from small, soft-shelled eggs. Once hatched, the parents will take care of the baby for up to 3 years. After 3 years, the growing Bee Imp is left to fend for itself.
Sexuality: Bee Imps can be any sexuality that a human could.

Description
I was bored and sketched a lil bee imp sitting. I'm still not really sure how much anyone would like this species but I wanted to doodle them and see if anyone liked them. I bought them over 2 years ago and this is all the info on them

Overview
___________ _____ ____ ___ __ _
Bee Imps feed off of the honey from bee hives - In order to avoid getting stung while feeding, they have the ability to exhale a sort of fog which acts as a sedative for the bees, temporarily calming them down.

They have a venomous stinger at the tip of their tail, which is used for defense. The venom is stored in small pouches along their backs, which allows for a secondary defense against predators. If bitten, the pouches will release their venom into the predator's mouth.

Bee Imp venom is a vile-tasting neurotoxin that acts quickly to shut down the nervous system of prey and predator alike. Thankfully, the venom is not of any threat to humans - the most one of these creature's venom would to a human is give a temporary feeling of numbness around the spot of the sting. Allergic reactions to the venom have been reported, however, fortunately very few have been fatal.

Features
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Velociraptor-like build
Thin, muscular hind legs, with large, powerful arms built for strength. They move about on their hind legs, much like a raptor, but can also use their front arms to help propel themselves forward.
Large eyes with side-slanted pupils that change in size depending on the amount of available light.
Fox-like ears that can swivel and turn in almost any direction.
Upper half of the body is covered in a thick, silky fur for warmth. The lower half of the body is covered in a much thinner layer of fur, leading down to the tip of the tail.
Tail tip is surrounded by fluff, with a sharp bee-like stinger at the end.
Front claws have opposable thumbs, and resemble a human's hand. They have long, sharp claws on all feet.
The bottoms of their feet and hands are heavily padded to prevent injury.
Their teeth are small and curved to allow them to firmly hold onto objects in their mouths. At the front of their jaw they have four larger, sharp teeth built for tearing into bee hives.
Their tongues are not forked, but are long and thin to allow them to obtain honey.
Facts
___________ _____ ____ ___ __ _
Lifespan: 25 years.
Size: Bee Imps can grow up to 4 feet tall and 6 feet long. As an adult, they can weigh up to 80 pounds.
Intelligence: They have a high knowledge capacity and a deep-rooted eagerness to learn and explore new things. BeeImps can learn nearly anything that a human could, and some even come to understand things like basic mathematics and language.
Communication: Bee Imps communicate with one another through a sort of 'Morse code', where they will tap their claws in various patterns to alert fellow Imps. Their vocalizations include hissing, clicking sounds, roaring and screeching. Many that are domesticated eventually learn human language as well.
Reproduction: Bee Imps mate for life - it is rare for two to go their separate ways after becoming mates. They hatch from small, soft-shelled eggs. Once hatched, the parents will take care of the baby for up to 3 years. After 3 years, the growing Bee Imp is left to fend for itself.
Sexuality: Bee Imps can be any sexuality that a human could.